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Rights and responsibilities in a community

Personal & Social Development · Responsible Decision-Making · ages 9-11

Name ______________________ Date ____________

Which of these is NOT a basic right every child has?
- Having access to an education
- Playing phone games during every lesson
- Being treated with respect by other people
Which of these is a right that every child has?
- Being protected from harm
- Winning every game they enter
- Choosing every classroom activity
A child still has rights to safety and respectful treatment after breaking a classroom rule.
Circle one: True False
During quiet reading, which action supports everyone's right to learn?
- Keeping conversations from interrupting readers
- Talking over readers whenever the teacher steps outside
- Letting the loudest classmates choose who may read
Mia has a right to be treated with respect. Which responsibility respects that same right in others?
- Listening only to classmates who agree with her
- Expecting classmates to accept every opinion she has
- Listening without mocking other people
Following fair turn-taking rules in a game is one way to respect other players.
Circle one: True False
Priya invites a new student to lunch. He politely chooses to sit elsewhere. Which response respects both students?
- Priya insists he join because an invitation must be accepted
- Priya stops treating him politely because he declined her offer
- Priya accepts his choice and continues treating him politely
Diego says, 'I can share my views, so I can insult classmates who disagree.' Which responsibility is he leaving out?
- Agreeing with every classmate before he speaks at all
- Sharing views without insulting other people
- Keeping every opinion private whenever others disagree

Answer key

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Playing phone games during every lesson · Education and respectful treatment are rights. Playing phone games during every lesson is not a basic right.
Being protected from harm · Safety is a right. Winning every game or choosing every classroom activity is not a right every child has.
True · Children's rights are not rewards. A fair consequence must still respect safety and dignity.
Keeping conversations from interrupting readers · Avoiding interruptions helps others learn. The responsibility still applies when the teacher is not watching.
Listening without mocking other people · Listening without mockery respects others. Respect does not require agreement with every opinion.
True · Fair turns give other players a chance to join the game.
Priya accepts his choice and continues treating him politely · An invitation offers a choice. Priya can be welcoming without requiring friendship or acceptance.
Sharing views without insulting other people · Diego can share his view while respecting classmates. Disagreement does not require insults or silence.